Background: Research suggests that trust is vital for quality healthcare and effective
outcomes. Trust becomes necessary in conditions of vulnerability and uncertainty. These …

Shifts in public policy towards an increasing focus on risk have been deemed problematic at
a number of levels, particularly the tendency for concerns over reputational risk to institutions …

Trust, choice and empowerment of patients are emerging as important issues in mental
health care. This may be due to an increasingly consumerist attitude amongst patients and …

Trust is fundamental to everyday interactions and the functioning of society. How trust
develops, or fails to develop, within contexts of severe mental illness is a pertinent topic for …

PurposeTo advance mental health care use by developing recommendations to increase
trust from the general public and patients, those who have been in contact with services …

Aims and objectives. To identify the factors that make trust within the context of public mental
health possible. We also consider the question of patients' trust in the whole caring system …

Background: Trust, choice and power are critical issues in clinical practice, public policies
and a post-modern understanding of mental health care. We aimed to investigate the …

Purpose–The aim of this paper is to draw together suggestions for future research from the
papers and from the discussion that took place at the workshop. Design/methodology …

The importance of patients' trust in health care is well known. However, identifying
actionable access barriers to trust is challenging. The goal of these exploratory analyses is …

Purpose–The aim of this paper is to provide a rationale for examining trust in health care.
Design/methodology/approach–Conducts a review of the literature of trust relations in health …